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Re: Re-slabbing question.
They will maintain all of the information on the tag on a reholder, but will not reuse the original ticket under any circumstance that I am aware of. (View Post)2 -
Re: Is it a good thing when the auction house "wins" your consigned coin?
The major auction houses treat their auctions and coin divisions separately. The profit made on a coin at auction is allocated to that auction, and the associated expenses are paid out of the profits… (View Post)4 -
Re: Is it a good thing when the auction house "wins" your consigned coin?
I am talking about buying for the auction house, not on my personal account. How many major auction houses have you both worked for? (View Post)2 -
Re: Is it a good thing when the auction house "wins" your consigned coin?
Speaking as someone who has bid as an agent of an auction house, I can tell you that i have always paid the same fees as everyone else. (View Post)3 -
Re: Is it a good thing when the auction house "wins" your consigned coin?
While house bidders generally save on shipping, they also pay what any other bidder would pay, as whatever portion of the buyer's fee goes to the house has to absorb the expenses of producing th… (View Post)2
